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t Daily Eugene Guard THURSDAY - JULY 12 All Popular Brands of CIGARS FOK SALK AT ylius Goldsmith's GUARD Telephone, Mo. Main 191. New Ads Today. First National Bank. BREVITIES. 4-1 Rambler riders. Dwelinj taoutei la demand. Dr Lowe, optician, with J H Luckey Fly soreens idootsat FL Chambers, When are you going to the mono Ulna. The HnfTman House win running Dew bus today, Guaranteed I Icyole repalrloir, Mo- Clauahan. Marion Unnnett will thresh " grain Monday, Wolff American bicycles. W A Kuykendall, agent, IG8 Ramblers sold thia year. Have the OlAKD rant you while at the coast or mountains. Buy a Crescent and you are sure of a good aet of Urea. 2 Wheat raised threocenta per bushel , in Halem yeaterday. It la 49 oeuU now, The local Indebtedness of the city O' Albany ia (112,246.07. A force of masons are at work on the new Armory building this afternoon. Wolf American High Artcyclea. W A Kuykkndall, Agent. .loli ii Ogle, of Irving waa onerated up fur an abcefs of the livers by Drs T W Harris and F W Premier. Ulryclee$20lo)0. AlcClaualiau. I . ( Warner tune planoe and ori'iriM, itepalriug and polishing. The social on Prof Btraub's lawn to be Kiveu by the women of the First Presbyterian oburoh, should be liber ally attended, All are Invited. Wolf American bicyclea. W A Kuykendall, Agent. ' Fishing tackle. K E McClanabao. The U B Church Bnndsy School picnic, up the MoKanzle yeaterday waa a vory successful afl'alr. (Jot ii uow lawn mower and a new piece of hose and with a little pleasure you can bavo a lawn that you will be proud of. Guaranteed hose at F L Chambers A certain druggist In town bad an eitraordinary oustomer this morning. For further particulars call on Vincent A Co. A few secondhand ladles bicycles ( neap iirL Ubaniber. The women of the First Presbyterian oiturcbwlli glveasoclal on ProfMraub' lawn out Friday evening. Ioe cream and cake will be served for 10 cents. A reader thinks we charged Attorney jn u ripe tne other day with being grarter. We had do such Ides, Mi Pipes In the Multnomah county bus ines was employed and save nrat.nl servloea for the muney charged, as we verily believe. Wolf American bloycles. Guarantee never runs out. W A Kuv KENDALL, Agent. jUMioau lias sold bis I u teres t In his second band store, corner 8th and Ollvs streets to W Q Zimmerman. . .1 . n jjousuoh man uoasta or some chickens hatched In February, which havs laid eggs from which other chickens were hatched on July 1. He loiuss mat is a beater aud loudly crows mat in producing egga th ' j-wguorn tales lu front seat "I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cur In my family with wonderful results. It gives immeuiaie relief, la pleasaut to lake and Is truly th dyspeptic's beat '"'I'd," says E Hartgerlnk, Overlsel, Mich. Digests what you eat. Cannot isii locure. Vincent A Co , Corner ajius; oturo. Cltlseni Th old DrOIII home, oppo- sii in rirai I'resbyterlan ohurch has dbu dismantled, aud th rutin build, lug will be moved to th north of F L Chamber' rwldenoe, where II will I remodeled by Mr Hend'ioks. The win u opened up, Mid .ded. The city should retain the bigrh Irees, as there will be plenty of room or a driveway on either side of them. We Have... Just rocoivod an Klogant assortment Of SorosU Dress Shoes. Sorosis Means much to evorv AVornan who wears Shoos. GILBERT Of a Business Notice is hereby given that the stock of merchan dise belonging to the estate of A. V. Peters, together with shelving, counters and safe, will bo sold at private sale or public auction by the ad ministrator. The invoice will bo prepared for exami nation by next Monday. All persons who want to engage in business will find it to their interest to call on the administrator for infor mation. Geo. B. Dorris, Administrator, A Life And Death Fight. Mr. W, A. Hines of Manchester, la., writing of bis almoet miraculous cape from death, aaye: ' Exposure after measles Induced aerloua lung trouble, which ended In consumption I had frequent hemorrhages aDd coughed night and day. All my doo- tora said I must soon die. Then I began to use Dr. King's new Discovery for Consumption, which completely cured me. I would not be without it even if It cost $5.00 a bottle. Hun dreds have used It on my reoommen. datlon and all aay It never falls to cure Throat, Chest and Lung troubles." Regular size 60o and $1,00. Trial bottles free at W. L. DeLano's Drug store. An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Lost winter during an epidemic of whooplug cough my children contract ed the disease, having eevere coughing pells. We bad used Chamberlain's lough Itemedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to It at that time and found it relieved the cough ud effected a complete cure, John E Clifford, Proprietor Norwood House, Norwood, N Y. This remedy Is for sale by W L DeLano. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics hose Htomaoh and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. Klug'sNew Life Pills, tho wonderful Storuaou aud Liver Jtemeily, gives a splendid appetite, sound digestion aud regular bodily habit that insures perfect heath andjgreat energy. Only zoo, at W . h. DeLauo's Drug store. Farm For Sale. 160 acres. 100 acres under cultiva tion. Balance pasture and woodland, Fiue cattle or sheep ranch, Good oul rouge, New hnusu and barn. Itun nltig waier near house; 20 Hides wotl of Eugene, 8 miles west of Elmlra AtlttreB.1 J. M. Hl'KI'HKNH, Elmlra, Ore. Volcanic Eruptions. Are grand, but Hkln Eruptions rob tile of Joy. Uiiohleii's Arnica tlalve eiire llieni; also Old Kunulng ami Fever Hores, Ulcers, Bolls, Felons, ;orus, Warta, Uuis, llnilses, Burns, Hoalds, Chapped Hands, Chllblaliia. Heal Pile cure ou earth. Drives out Pallia aud Aohea. Only 25 els a box. Cure guaranteed, rioly by W h De Lauo, Druggist. Pay Your Dog Tax. 'lb tax oo dogs became delliiqiien July 1. All persons keeping dogs wlthlu th corporal limits of the oily are hereby notllled to call at anc ou the recorder and pay the tax. J 8 Htii.ks, Chief of Police. Cavalry Horses Wanted. For the next SO days apply to Bang's stable, Eugene. They thotild be from to 7 years old, weight 026 to 1(150 lbs. Htwaht A IIaniis. Still Alive... pint bottl good fresh ketchun... I quart bottle bluing 1 largo bottle pickles .'.'" dosen Jr rubber . 1 dos Mmod. Jar caps and rubber 4 lb No l Urge raisins I laige bottle aumiotila i. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO EM3ALMERS and FUNERAL DIRECT URS l.tigeite home-niade linking Powder guarautsml ! l equal to ( hti pound so cents. H ounce can K 0 Baking Powder 20 cents. The above sold In all purr f.sxl ,tt. f.Ax Billy... Drowned. Weird waa received here, late last evening announcing the sail news that R. W. Lyman, i f th a city, drowned, while working with was ttte Eugene log drive at oppi s:le Natron. Coroner Griffin and Or. J. W. Harris immediately started for the scene of the accident, while Marshal Bibes left on hie wheel to Inform Mrs. Lyman who was picuicing with the Baptist Huoday school at Keary'a f rry. Mr. B F Guiley, who brought the newa aud who is working on thedrive, slates that tbe accictnt happened about 4 o'clock while Lyman was at tempt!!! to dislodge a log which Mas entangled In a drift. Tom McMasters, who was with him at the time warned him against tbe treachery of tbe place, but Lyman evidently thought lightly of it, for tbe next inalanl he plunged i", only to be carried ofl bla feel and into the deeper water below. Thos. Crall attempted to swim his horses iulo the current, but, with the cruelty of fat, they were the only horses In the drive that would not go lu beyond their depth. Lyman appeared only ouce above the water, and when a boat was brought aud bis body recovered, about 10 minutes later, all signs of Hie were gone. The body was brought to town about 11:30 last night and taken to the family residence on south Pearl street, where the funeral will take place July 13th at 10 a. m.; I liter men t will be in the Masonic cemetery. William Lyman was born In New York, April 1st, 1857, and came to Ore gon In 1892. Ouriug his residecoe in this vicinity be was well liked by bis associates, as he was an honest hard working man. CO HON Blt'8 JUKV, A Jury was impaneled and the fol lowing verdict was brought In: We, ihe jury find the following ver dict: ft. VV. Lyman came to his death by accidental drowning on July 11, 1900, at 4 p. m. No fault is attached to anyone. E T Templeman, E C Morgan, H L Carter, J A lilakely, J M Cain, E M Parker. No Right To Ugiiness. The woman who ia lovely In face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be attrac tive must keep her health. If she 1h weak, sickly and all ruu down, she will be nervous and Irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, h.r Impure blood will cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch ed complexion. Electric Hitlers is the best medicine In the world to reirulatc stomach, liver and kidneys and to urity the bloom. It gives strong nerves right eyes, smooth, velvety akin, rich complexion, It will make a good looking charming woman of a run-down Invalid. Only 60 cents at W L De La ro's Drug Htore. He Fooled The Surgeons. All doctors told llenlck Hnmll'nn, West Jefltirson, O , afier -iiIIhi in,, months from Medal Filula, he ,i die unless a cosily operation was pi formed; hut he cured hlmseif with II boxes of lluckllii'a Arnica Hilve, t surest Pile (Mire on Earth, and the he-t Halve In ilia world, 25 cuts a lu x Bold by W. L,. tjel.soo, Dru.-gl-l, Ilev. W. K. HHzer, W.t'aioii, N. Y writes, "I hud dppsla over twenty year., and tried ilo.ttnrs anil niedlcln wuiinui oin, l was persuaded to use Kodol Dy-i'i-p.la Cure and it help, ed me from the si an, I believe It t be a ptnacen lor all funis id indigestion." ll digests what j u eat. Vincent A Co , Coiner Ding Htotu. 123 Crescent blcyolei sold this year. What stronger terms can be applied to popularity and actual satisfaction. F L Cliambera has plenty more of them. CELEBRATED TtfOVIP SON'S GLOVEflTTIjNG THURSDAY, FRIDAY SHARP REDUCT e know It's ridiculous to ,m-r such a fine Corset at low prices, but It's a 1, ,ml iry. Th1 ,11U(lt clnaedout. We know how tMake losses cheerfully. Test us tomorrow and see how Kracefully It Is done. THOMPSON K4M Corset sella at $1.25. 50c THOMPSON G Corset sells at $1.50 60c THOMPSON S & L Corset sells at $1.75, 75c Corset sells at $2.25, THOMPSON E 5)1.00 B Corset sells at $2.50, $1.25 THOMPSON mail, ohukiw Pitoirn.Y.rrKNPFD to S. Ii. FRIENDLY EUGENE 1 Pk-asaat Hill and Edenvale Items July , J900. Miss O. a Jtetd be-all a summer ; school at Natron Monday. Mr and Mrs Up? J are visiting: rel- HV(, j wtwK in Portland aud Halem this J 1) Baughuiaii who is teach lug a Mabel, visited here a rtlon of last week. Milton Cornelius tnd family spent the ''Fourth" ilea' me bead iters i.f Lost Creek. W'ni and Forrest Drury attended the Pioneer'a picnic at ttiuwiievilfe on the 3rd and 4tb. Harvest begm in this neighborhood July Hud, P N Shelley is culling the first Held of grain. Mr Richardson who has been 111 lor some time continu- io decline aud th re is little hope of his recovery. Miss Helleu 8will has finished her school near Walker's .Station, ana is attending hr vacation at home. The Christian church at this place will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of its organization on the 4h aud 5th of August next. The 1'urner delegation returned last week, bringing wilh them the state banner awarded to the Pleasant Hil' Endeavor for best work doue in tiie state the past jear. The foundation of the VV of W hall Is completed, and the walls are Hearing 0 impletlon. The building promises to be not only handsome aud com modioiiH, but very substantial. Miss Blanch Warbington accom panied by Miss Beulah McQuire of Eugene left for Ban Josr, Californis, last week. They were met there by Bern let) Warbington and Geo Martin formerly of Eugene. They will spend most of the summer at the homi the latter. riext bundey Is Chlldreua Day at tnis place, services will be held lu the morning as uual, dinner on tbe grounds, and the children's exeicises in the afternoon. A good programme is being prepared. Dokcas Farm For Sale. 628 acres of land within one mile of Harrishurg, 200 acres in cultivation two old bouses, two barns; nearly all river bottom hind. A large quantity of balm, maple aid ash limber. Ash aud maple suitable tor lumber. Two old orchards on the;pltce. This In a bargain. Price, $14, pi acre. Address, R F liAKKK & Co. Junction t;iy Hold Wants Prunes and Pears. l rsBegBrwIII buy a few cars of greeu Italian prunis and Hartley pears for his Eastern house ut from $12 to $16 per Ion. It Is safe to si'y ll Is butter than to dry. Special Notice to Tree Trimmers. Please notify the Light Company before 4 o'clock p. in., when you cut trees that are liable to break wires, Broken wires are very dangerous If left hanging over the street. Eugenk Light Co, HotJSB Purchased. Rev P C Han. sen, one of the promoters of the Danish colony, today purchased the Elliot h nuse and four acres ou Blair Btreet paying $1150 for the same. A bargain. Wall-Paper Harness and Saddles PRESTON & HALES Learo orders tor houso pstntlns. U M McCRADT and SATURDAY it M Fain: I0NF0R3DAYS Hiijs Valentin Loewi's Pnoe current of June 3 ith say.: Crop re iorte fjoiu the Pacini.1 coast are con-flicii-y. but here doe. -m it hoy iUeu-oi li.s.1 Jo( h vlll h- up. WD rhU ar. Tbe ijiutntiiy of unsold "irs'fc ill Oregon is said to have been rei'i.cwi luSnOO bales. In New VoiB state I be young yards and tbe o'der ones that h' been well taken euro of are bu.kuig reasonably well, but uiauy of the old yards, especially those that Have neeii neglected fur a var or two pant, are not so romismw. Tbe dry weather is retarding the growth in some s.'ctiofis. j ne government re port just published shows that the sale of malt lifjtinrs during May Increased 1!38 H16 barrels over the corresponding mouth last year. AN Expkkienck. Corvallls Times: The experiences of Johnny Pipes, of Portland, son of Hon M L Pipes, for meriy or this city, have had quite a romantic turn. It seems that he bad formed au atta.-hmeut for M'ss Susie Kennel, of Portland, and wished Ui weil her, but his parent objected seri ously and matters became quite com plicated. Johnny was fortunate enough to secure a position in tbe cen sus bureau at Washington, recently and shortly after bis arrival there be sent for Mi-s Fennel aDd on ber arrival Washington they were married. The bride is spoken of as a most es timable young lady. Oroanized fob Business. Tbe Hlate of Oregon has granted tbe follow ing company the right to do business In the state: The Colilns-Prestou-Wilson Company will engage in tbe manufacture and sale of harness, sad dlery, hardware, and merchandise generally. Portland is given as the headquarters of the company, and the capital stock is fixed at $20,000 divided into shares valued at $10 each, OR Collins, Wm Preston and W E Wil son are the stockholders. First I atiunai. Bank; In today's Guard will be found the regular monthly s'atement of tbe First Na lional Bank as rtquired by the U. 8, Government. The bauk shows a total business nt $581,736 91, cash on hand $55,601: deposit in bank $453,875 89. This is a ninat;oxoellent showing, inutjaukiB Increasing In bualuets every day. Ihkouoh the Reserve. Salem Hlaiesman: Supl 8 B Orn.sby of tbe Cascade forest reserve, left yesterday tor (Slaters postottice to settle a limber laud trespass, aud to examine some land with a view of restoring it to the public domain. The trip 1b laKen uuiier the orders of the commissioner of the general land olllce. t.MPiNo Party. The following K-ugeneiles Dave a very nicely arranged camp on Qillespie island and are en joying themselves immensely: Joseph l.ticky and w le, Ada and Ruby Hen dricks, Mary Chambers. Belle Brown Mauce Blielly aud Richard Bniltn i i u nenuncRs visited the oauiD over last Digiit. 103T Reward. P E Peterson, of Estrup has lost 21 goats from bis firm miles west of Junction City. A re. warn o1.00each will be paid for their return; mark a round hole in rm-h or Addrets P E Peters n, EstruD. Or 11MBER Jj AND FOR SALE 160 acres of good fir and cedar, one-half mne irom saw mill. Logging creek runs through laud. Inquire ot Frank Relsner, Ax Billy's stjre. Rmn. Oregon. Bond Filed. A 8 Patterson cti.,iv treasurer riled his hot d In the tutu f $40,001) wilh T G Hendricks. K It E ,kin, W t Bmwn and F VV Osburn as surltles. B .nd approved. Lost. A sack of clothes, between Eugene aud head of mill race. Finder will please leave same at Guard office aud receive leward. Wkathkr Prediction. For to nighi, Biiowers; Thursday, fair and warmer. Beam. Born. Iu Eugene July 10 1 900 lo Mrs Ida Taylor, a son. SOCIAL. JOINT INSTALLATION. A Joint Installation was held by Spencer Unite lodge No !, I o O F and the Kebekabs. Tuesday evening which was a decided success. De.' Ilghtful refreshiuei. is were servad. The Hirer Installed were; Kl.ekaha: Mesdamea J M Williams N U; J 1 Ware, V G: Geo r.,' Coti;J 0 Watts, War; J Kays' Treas; Anna Holden, II 8 N O; F a' itankln, L 8 N O; Jessie I'eter, t'hap Misses Tearl Miller, It S V G: M 8vrJ verud, L 8 V G; Kessle Da v. R u. Mary l.tndley, F 6; Mswl, Kimnin. O O; M Whltmore, I G; Jennie Maiah' ll -J U. Vt lt - .. ...M.,..,iBu.iicRiii,Lta1 I t M V. . . l . xijn v ci riunt, x (. t m Ilenshaw. V U; H F Dorris. sec: W M Green, treas: I, , W,ltsn, con- M Sviverud, IH;J W Pollock, OO-JJ V'Al,n.. lj V- T. K . . . ' o.v...., . o vij ii n nunt, L8S G- A Rankin, U S V O, J H Mi-Ch,n. 1. S V O: J W Kays. Ii H s- j w l.aRlli, 1, MSI-J A Cleland h...i. sin; n Ihiyle, warden. H A Lfi.ltn kntk .taimki, Mrs J. VI Horn entertained he It A l. Cuib, iu their reKular uii-ellnir, this afternoon. A Is usual, the ,i pasMil a very pleasant afternoon. The K sts pr-ent wrr-: M.-dame, y ., r-oiith, Minnie Hu am,,,, v ,, A brums, Hon. rt I'inI,. c y C N Uiwe. 1, I, W'hilsion, K w Prr.,' tttv, William Ycran, M(.y Itrit t-li Coluinblal, G N Frssr, J M Kiv K Wilkin-; H McMurphey, and F 1, Gibbs, Misses Day, Yorau and Kile.. F. C. Potts Dealer Hotel Arrivals HOFFMAN. HOoldscaith, Portland W C Wastiburne, Junction C F Hurlburt, Juuction G N Reunlugton, Minneapolis A M Young, 8clo A 8 Newton, Gardiner W H Beaver, S F 8 Welusbenk, S F H E Barnett and wife, Baginaw E J Bloom, Portland Cbas 8 Dixon, 8 F W A Wallace, Louisville E J Barnes, Deer Islaud EUGENE. , Geo Mueing, Oregon City Fred Bookman, Oregon Citv Paul Wyman, lodepeudeuce B W Thompson, 8 F EC Lake, Harrieburg V J Nelson, Portland J C Ritaii, McKiuney Geo Lee, -Jottage Urttve. HJEsl.amp, Portlaml t'has 'V ElsKamp, Pilatot Z ii Browu, Priiievilie Geo B I'rookf, 8 F W E Mitchell uod wifo, r'.irtlund- Whale Oil Soap. Hopgiowets are. inviied in call oo the bitiitue 8oap '.'u, 8-li street near Olive, loi sanipteb and ,ricea of wtlale oil Ml.qi. EUOENE rtoAP t'O. Tile For Sale ElghL Inch t, I" lor sale. Inquiteof J It Campbell n (.Iu,.ku otllct. -RiaX-Jk W. stj" Mjf KEPOKT OF THK UONDITION OK THK First National Bank At Eugene, in the State of Ort-gon. at the close of business, June 29, l!Ktu: Loaim and dwcoimtH Sisn 47. S7 Overdraftn, secured and unsecured. U a ISOIUlM to Ht!llrfl rn-inliiMiin 1' -Mill All U S Bonds on hand ;-W,0 4) (H rremnims on U a bone s 4.imn (Mi Stocks, afcuritiew, etc 21,104 414 flanking house, furniture, and h. tures 19 nnn nn Other real estate owned 9,7L0 2J Due from national banks (not re ervs atrniit) ti r Due from State hankrt tntl linnlrnm t U7 Due from approved reserve aifenta. 22t,U03 2ti Checks and othr cash items . . . 2,tM3 70 sTOiiiai-ioieuuB nutuius 4 '4 mi Notes of other Natioual liauks Fractional paper currency, nickelB auti ceuis 238 10 LAWFUL UONEY BESEI1VE l.N BANK. VU! Specie $ 55,ll 00 . . -55,110100 Kedetoptiun fund with U. S. Treas urer iia uf circulation) 025 00 $581,730 91 Total.... LIABILITIES. Capital stock uaid in rj nnn nn Surplus fund SO.OOO 00 u iiumutju pruuta, less expenses llH tnvna ,1111,1 n t.m .r. . fl.f'.ty i National Hank notes outstanding. 1 500 00 ' Due to State Banks and hankers ll,tiUi 3j cneck -ioo Tin m Demand certificates of deposit 7l',Uk &7 Csishiers checks ouutanding. '. 1 H 20 ToUl n81,736 01 State of Oiegon, County of Laue. M: I, f t, Mnodgrasa, cashier of , he above- j named bank, do soleumly swear that the above statement is true to the beat i oi my KtiowieiiKe and belief. P. E. 8MODOKA8M, Cashier. 8ubscrilied and sworn lo before ui this 12th day of July, HsiO. (iEo. F. Craw, seal J Notary Public. Attest (TO HKNDRICK8 Directors U KI'HRIS I8UAM IS H Eakin, Notice to Creditors- Es' jte of A. V. lvters, detwl. itoiioe is ntrthy iveo tb.t Urn B Dorris 1"!!r"7l"!lr TP"'1"'1 luiinUrtor of th. U&SSsSStWMU. Jr- Proprietor. claim. SKMn.t . e,tat,B hm. ,iJf r to prBst.nl t. .sms to tin ..hniui.'.,,,, i tat vitki. ,,. date of this notice, .la y 1J, pxi, ,1, , itsmiz -d. ....,, .oiirnsn. All t' . uia n.,,.1 h. ..k. o lajaaiB, A.lin nistrator. BUKNIN8 IIP BIB BILL For doctor' feet wouldn't be Decenary, when you aro at tacked with oolda at this aea hod of the year, if you would keeo a bottla of our pure and fitch wade Cyrus Noble Whibkey in your home and then take it in tbe form of Uddy, or aa your taote dio taten, at bedtime or any other old time. Ther is nothing like it for colds, Grippe or kindred ailment. W flil. Keflsham in Tobaccou & Cigars, JoTSManufacturer, From a G. Am R. Man " My attack of miller's Asthma was very bad. 1 was afraid to lie down at niuht for fear of smothering. 1 couldu'tget my breath. remanent all tne doors and windows in the house were open, it seemed as it-there was no air ami that 1 must surely smother to death. Sir. W. B. Lotii:, of thiscity.S, caikd inyattention 52j IO Ai .lT S j-.tignsu Itemedy for Throat and Lung Trou bles. I thought lit tle of it but bought aliottlt-iolhe hopes that it might help rue a little. It gave nit? wonderful re lief, atidthesecond-b";,l.- curetl me (v iiolctclv. Slvre- c ry is porttianent, too, for ever since I i. . e not had the slightest return of my old e : ny. I consider Acker's English Remedy ; - long odds the best medicine in the worid I' hacking coughs, asthma and bronchitis, I completely masters those stubborn dis ott es t Itat many peoplo wrongly suppose to incurable. If sutlerers will just try a sin gle bottle, it will prove every word I have said, and more too." (Signed. ) John 15. Elliott. Commander John Megarah Post, No. 132, Portland, Jdich. Sold at25c Sue. and $1 a bottle, throughout the Unilcd States and Canada : and in Eng land, at Is. 2d., 2s. sd., 4s. 6d. If yon are not salKlted after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and gel your money back. ... . nitthorix thf above Guarantee. IF. II UOOKEH CO., Proprietor, Hat Vorh. For Sale B" W L Dqiano Kohlcr & Chase Music House. Owing to the death of C H Harper, of Winter & Harper, of 8-attle, Wash., Ihe btai.-h pltuo and organ depart ment that ha- b-en run by tbem lu this city, will hen-after tie conducted lirti t b, Ii. ib ler & Chase, of Bati Fran cisco, where you will always find a line Hue of pianos and organs at Ban Francisco prices. Instruments sold on easy install ments. This will be conducted by OeoFCrawaud 11 EMnt-iis, in Titos .moos, souin or the Hotltus-. II. iXintii stree', Kngei e, O en. n No Cure Mo Pay. That a. lbs v nil itnivt lsts sell (iroves T Bbtelew C 'hill T.-iiie for Chills, Malaria ud HllliiaiHiest. It is n pleasaut to take as LeiuoD hynip. SOeetits I - a- 1 JVL O Q G V T 1 Photography- careful attention given to every subject un der the skylight and in finishing of all portrait work at the cubcnk.oh Eugene Livery and Feed Stables WEST BROS, Props. New Rigs New Harness, Competent Drivers Horses Wrded by day or month. Office Corner win " - . -!.. 0P"nR Stiff. luNiuette ana renin Streets. T.lsphons Main 91. EUGENE STEAM D YEIN9 AND CLEAMN8 WORKS.... West (Ithth Slm,i Dearbteam Laoudry, '' -vw. 8.'Ston'Xa"aed0OlWoS lltsl lor nd ,Ml.red. u,rnlal. Work Telephon- Black 493 Pleasure Galore... Aait. .11 n-d, jn bns!iM .hioos, n.h and ' tr.D,minKi vein. i. almost im(rj , .! to th. " torse, in lucn , tninut ,TeI " ! ,o mstyniile. of joyu thinTat"1' f,60OU'lra-0u- F. L. CHAHBERS.